Hi-Tide Divers

07/12/2019

Congratulations to the class of 2019! Thank you for choosing Hi-Tide Divers, it was an absolute pleasure to dive with you! 🐡🐢🐙🐠🦐🐬🦑🦈

02/11/2019

When u go diving and see cool life!

23/10/2019

Cool Kids Are Scuba Divers - Look at Archie, Toby and Luca on our DSD courses with Hi-Tide Divers! Rimba Sibu Rimba Resort , Pulau Sibu, Malaysia
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27/09/2019

Us, Hi-Tide divers, we keep our dive fun and safe like we keep our families together! Come and do Scuba Diving courses with us ❤️🌊

27/09/2019

Dive Safe 👌🏻

Struggling to get down? Here are two reasons why you shouldn’t just fin head-first down to the bottom.

1. You might just have air trapped in your BC.

If you’re kicking head-first to the bottom with a good amount of air left in your BC, it’s possible that you’ll pop right back up to the surface once you stop actively swimming down. Uncontrolled ascents can lead to serious injury. If you can’t get enough air out of your BC through your inflator hose, make sure you’re positioned with that hose as the highest point (that way the air will flow out without getting trapped). Alternatively, try using the other dump valves on your BC if you want to descend in style.

2. Head-first descents may facilitate ear issues.

As you descend, approximately one half a pound of pressure is added with every foot of water; Descending head-first may make it tougher to equalize early and often enough. If you properly vent the air from your BC and wear the proper amount of weight, descending feet-first should not be difficult. Descending this way keeps you in control and able to make your way down slowly, equalizing as much as you need to.

28/08/2019

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Dive More, Worry Less - Don’t forget your fins! 😉👌🏻❤️
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14/08/2019

Take Note!

21/07/2019

5 more days left! Come and join us! 🥰

🌱🏝 Join us on the 26 - 28 July 2019 for Eco-weekend! 🐟🐢
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We have planned a weekend full of fun activities, such as artificial reef project, coral planting, beach clean ups, a pub quiz, hatchery tour and more! The perfect conservation weekend for both kids and adults. 🐡 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
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You will also get a FREE discover scuba dive course and spa treatment. WhatsApp us on +60 12-710 6855 or email us at [email protected] to book. 🤩 😎
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CHECK OUT OUR OFFICIAL RESORT WEBSITE! https://rimbaresort.com/contact/
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17/07/2019

It takes them 20 years to reach sexual maturity. How are they meant to keep up when they’re wiped out, 300 at a time, ‘by accident’

02/07/2019

Join us in dive trips to see this cool creature! 😍

23/06/2019

Come and Join us! You’ll get a FREE DISCOVER SCUBA DIVE COURSE :) 😍🥳🐢

🌱🏝 Join us on the 26 - 28 July 2019 for Eco-weekend! 🐟🐢
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We have planned a weekend full of fun activities, such as artificial reef project, conservation talk, beach clean ups, a pub quiz, hatchery tour and more! The perfect conservation weekend for both kids and adults. 🐡 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
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You will also get a FREE discover scuba dive course and spa treatment. WhatsApp us on +60 12-710 6855 or email us at [email protected] to book. 🤩 😎
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CHECK OUT OUR OFFICIAL RESORT WEBSITE! https://rimbaresort.com/contact/
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18/05/2019

One of our dive sites : Sengol : reef looking always the best! Iris Velings for sure was searching for some “nudies” 🐌

Photo credit to Becky! 🤙🏻

17/05/2019

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Difficult choice

15/05/2019

🤝 beach clean up 🧼

08/05/2019

🐢 The purposes of the Rimba Turtle Hatchery Project are firstly, to protect the living sea turtles and secondly, to increase the chances for turtle hatchlings to reach maturity. “Fact ; but it is estimated that only one in 100 to one in 1000 finally reaches the age to reproduce.“
RCC buy the eggs from our local egg collectors and relocate them to the hatchery where they hatch approximately two months later.
Our main energy isn’t put into the hatchery itself but into raising local awareness of the need for conservation. Local fishermen/egg collectors increasingly recognize the problems of over-exploitation of natural resources. We are hopeful that their knowledge will be passed on to other villages as well as to following generations.

05/05/2019

Divers Alert Network 👌🏻 Practice safe diving peeps!

“Is it safe to freedive after scuba diving?”

NO. In general, freediving immediately after scuba diving is an UNSAFE PRACTICE.

Engaging in anything more than LIGHT physical activity (like leisurely swimming) following a scuba dive is not recommended. Light physical activity actually increases your off-gassing efficiency, whereas higher-intensity activities may increase your risk of DCI. Freediving can be strenuous exercise. Additionally, the dynamics of freediving might change the ultimate destination of venous gas emboli (VGE). These “silent bubbles” that can form in your veins are normally filtered out by your lungs; but If you have a PFO (keep in mind that ~30% of us have one) these VGE could bypass the lung filter and reach the arterial circuit potentially causing a paradoxical embolism impacting vital organs like your brain.

To learn what the experts have to say about VGE and other risks associated with freediving after scuba diving, visit http://www.alertdiver.com/Could_Breath-Hold_Diving_after_Scuba_Cause_Decompression_Sickness_

04/05/2019

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It's a tiring sport, but someone's got to do it 😂 📷 Superdive Scuba